School of Communication Arts, Marc Lewis

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About This Episode

Marc Lewis, pioneer of London’s new school dedicated to the art of advertising, will be joined by students in a look at the school’s innovative approach to learning. Students are mentored by award winners, a three year course is squeezed into one, and the focus is on ideas and creativity over execution.

We’ll meet the iconic designer and champion of British creativity whose ethos of design without barriers allows him to work across industries, on projects from G Plan and McDonalds to Nissan and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee project.

We talk to Chris Thompson, Head of Business Development at Ravensbourne the specialist school of Design and Communication. We’ll also talk to students and educators about Ravensbourne’s unique approach to design education, with the focus on technology and management.

Marc Lewis, pioneer of London’s new school dedicated to the art of advertising, will be joined by students in a look at the school’s innovative approach to learning. Students are mentored by award winners, a three year course is squeezed into one, and the focus is on ideas and creativity over execution.

Pete Fowler introduces us to the Principality of Monsterism, an imaginary world where character design meets music and art in a weird and wonderful way. A tour of Pete’s east London studio shows his working process from paper to printer, via Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.

Dan Moore, Rob Coke and Ian Hambleton, the three directors of Studio Output, a creative agency serving clients across the UK and beyond, talk through their roster of projects – showcasing work with the BBC, Ministry of Sound and Sony PlayStation, and their focus on youth audiences.

The director of Made Visual, a multidisciplinary creative agency based in the heart of East London, showcases ‘A Liar’s Autobiography’ – the comedic autobiography (written by Graham Chapman of Monty Python) set for film release in September 2012.

The founder of Fraktiv, a one-stop production and post-production solution in London, talks about his latest venture – GeeBeeBeeMedia – which aims to bring high-end cinematography to the extreme sports scene.

Joe Benton 19 year-old digital media student at Bournemouth University, relates the story of his early interest in art and design, his progression to animation and interactive projects, and most recently setting up 8bit Lemon, an agency set up with seven fellow Bournemouth students. We also join Joe on the first day of an internship at web design agency Bright Blue Day in Poole.

Matt Wicks showcases two key recent projects completed by his agency The Virtual Forge: the VF Hub, a bespoke desktop video blogging tool with built-in review and approval capabilities; and NJF Search, a recruitment app with geolocation and AR functionality. The Virtual Forge aims to start creative conversations with all its clients, across all web and mobile platforms.

Fine art and commercial photographer Allan Jenkins’ work lies in the place where analogue meets digital in photography. In this film, Allan walks us through the process of producing Victorian-era Cyanotype prints, as well as showcasing his portrait photography.

We climb to the peaks above Loch Lomond in Scotland with fine art photographer John G Moore, where he reveals the secrets of his working process. From his early roots in gritty Glasgow to his photographic journey across the US for his charitable ‘Spirit’ project, Moore marries his love of the wilderness with a dedication to technology and its ability to enhance his art.

Pete Fowler introduces us to the Principality of Monsterism, an imaginary world where character design meets music and art in a weird and wonderful way. A tour of Pete’s east London studio shows his working process from paper to printer, via Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.

One of the most powerful capabilities in Photoshop CC is the variety of ways you can apply adjustments that only affect a specific area of a photo. This lesson will introduce you to the use of layer masks for targeted adjustments.

Photoshop CC has the ability to simulate the look of the printed image on your computer’s display, helping ensure the best results when printing your photos. This lesson will provide you with an overview of soft proofing in Photoshop CC.

Adobe evangelist, Rufus Deuchler, shows how to create at lightning speed thanks to a range of new features and significantly improved performance in the CS6 versions of Photoshop Extended, Illustrator and InDesign. Adobe® Muse™ software enables designers to create websites without writing code. Planning, designing, and publishing original HTML pages is as easy as creating layouts for print. With master pages, built-in tools for interactivity, and access to over 400 web fonts served by the Adobe Typekit® service, it’s a snap to produce distinctive, professional websites.